tacowordpress/tacowordpress

WordPress custom post types that feel like CRUD models

Taco

WordPress custom post types that feel like CRUD models, _(*1)

See the wiki for complete documentation., _(*2)

Setup

1. Add Taco and Util to composer.json, _(*3)

   {
   "require": {
     "tacowordpress/tacowordpress": "dev-master"
   }
   }
   

2. Include Composer’s autoload in wp-config.php, _(*4)

   // Composer autoloader
   // Add to the top of wp-config.php
   require_once realpath(__DIR__.'/../vendor/autoload.php');
   

3. Initialize Taco in functions.php, _(*5)

   // Initialize Taco
   \Taco\Loader::init();
   

Usage

Once you have Taco setup, you can start creating your custom post types. Follow the getting started instructions for a simple example., _(*6)

PHPUnit tests

If you want to contribute, you should create corresponding PHPUnit tests for your functionality or fix. You will need to create a database and configure db-config.php with your database credentials. Then pull down the latest Composer updates which includes PHPUnit, and run the PHPUnit tests:, _(*7)

$ composer update
$ cd tests
$ ../vendor/bin/phpunit

If you want to login to the WordPress admin UI for the test suite, you need to:, _(*8)

1. Create a hosts entry:, _(*9)

   127.0.0.1 taco-phpunit-test.vera

2. Create an Apache vhosts entry, modifying the path as necessary. If you are having trouble, make sure that your vhost file is being loaded by Apache., _(*10)

   <VirtualHost *:80>
     DocumentRoot "/path/to/taco/tests/lib/wordpress"
     ServerName taco-phpunit-test.vera
     <Directory /path/to/taco/tests/lib/wordpress>
       AllowOverride All
       Order allow,deny
       Allow from all
     </Directory>
   </VirtualHost>

3. Visit http://taco-phpunit-test.vera/wp-admin/, _(*11)

   u: admin
   p: admin

Changelog

v1.0

• Updating to work with PHP 7

v0.9

• Tagging last version of Taco to run on PHP 5